I can think of three right off the bat...
XEROK-800 (which everyone within 500 miles of Juarez should be able to get on
his/her fillings)
XEBJB-570 (logged years ago, but I think it's no longer on the air)
XEABC-760 (which I'm still trying for, but XEES keeps getting in the way!)
73,
Ric
The good old days have got up and gone.
The old XEROK now runs 30kw day and 50kw night if everything is working
right. The days of the 150kw Harris transmitter are just a memory.
Jerry Kiefer
Roswell, NM
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l that are XE and 4 numbers. Also I saw at
least one on 610 (forget the exact call) that began with XH.
Last but not least, I didn't find XEKK when I was searching, but I did find
XESHT1. ;)
--- On Sun, 4/3/11, Rick Dau wrote:
From: Rick Dau
Subject: [IRCA] 5-letter call signs
To: &q
XEROK used to be a pest up here at over 1,000 miles, but I have not
heard it in years here. It is funny how a strong pest can disappear in a
decade or so, maybe a couple decades and XEROK was strong in the old
days.
Patrick
Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
KGED QSL Manager
I've logged 960 XEFAMA, Ciudad Camargo CH MEX. I
believe it is my longest medium wave call.
Richard
Richard Allen
36°22'51"N / 97°26'35"W
(near Perry OK USA)
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I was listening to XEROK back when they really did ROCK!! (and XELO prior to
that.) ms
> Date: Sun, 3 Apr 2011 05:47:11 -0700
> From: drummer1965...@yahoo.com
> To: irca@hard-core-dx.com
> Subject: [IRCA] 5-letter call signs
>
> I can think of three right off the bat.
>>I was listening to XEROK back when they really did ROCK!! (and XELO
prior to that.)<<
Yes the good ol' days.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
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Date: Sunday, April 3, 2011, 7:57 PM
>>I was listening to XEROK back when they really did ROCK!! (and XELO
prior to that.)<<
Yes the good ol' days.
73,
Patrick
P
iI have a QSL with a picture of Randy Rooster, one of the DJs, who played
the rock stuff.
Willis
I was listening to XEROK back when they really did ROCK!! (and XELO
prior to that.)<<
Yes the good ol' days.
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>>QSL with a picture of Randy Rooster, one of the DJs, who played the
rock stuff.<<
I think I have the same QSL. One also from AK from XELO from the 60s.
73,
Patrick
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No wonder I never hear XEROK. For some reason I never realized XEROK was
not operating with the same power. I guess I never checked. The same was
true with XERF 1570 for years, running about 18 KW if lucky until a few
years ago when they boosted to 100 KW, now they are a pest on 1570 that
used to b
"You are listening to XEL0 in Clint, Texas"...Used to
power into NW Iowa in the 50s
Don K.
Patrick Martin wrote:
I was listening to XEROK back when they really did ROCK!! (and XELO
prior to that.)<<
Yes the good ol' days.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
Thanks for the opening, Don. Time for my semi-annual promotion of "Border
Radio" by Fowler and Crawford. Wonderful read generally and especially for
DXers "of an age".
Bob Coomler
Tucson, AZ
--- On Thu, 4/7/11, Donald K. Kaskey wrote:
From: Donald K. Kaskey
Subject:
Don,
XELO used to mix with PJB here, but both are gone now.
Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
KGED QSL Manager
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